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Chemical element

AI Accelerates Discovery of Platinum-Free Electrolyzer Materials for Green Hydrogen Production

Discover the groundbreaking AI technique developed by a research team at the National Institute for Materials Science to accelerate the identification of materials for green hydrogen production. This revolutionary approach targets high-performance water electrolyzer electrode materials free of platinum-group elements, offering promising implications for the future of green hydrogen production.

Groundbreaking Discovery of Heavy Element Creation in Cosmos

Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and the Hubble Space Telescope, revealing new insights into the creation of heavy elements in the cosmos. The collision of two ultradense neutron stars led to the production of metals heavier than iron and silver, including gold. This discovery challenges previous beliefs about the origins of gamma-ray bursts and opens up new avenues for understanding cosmic processes.

Synthesis of Pantetheine Under Everyday Conditions Suggests Origins of Life

Researchers have synthesized pantetheine, a crucial component of acetyl coenzyme A, under everyday conditions, suggesting it could have formed naturally on early Earth. This finding could have implications for the origins of life and the synthesis of biologically crucial chemicals.

Scientists Synthesize Five New Isotopes at Michigan State University

Researchers at Michigan State University have synthesized five new isotopes, including Thulium-182 and ytterbium-187, which could revolutionize our understanding of the universe. The creation of these isotopes marks a significant milestone in the study of neutron star collisions and the formation of heavy elements like gold and silver, bringing scientists one step closer to unraveling the mysteries of these cosmic events.

Exploring the Quest for the Limit of the Periodic Table

Discover the latest review exploring the quest for the limit of the periodic table and the characteristics of the so-called island of enhanced stability. Learn about the visualizations of an island of stability of superheavy nuclei and the major challenges in theoretical and experimental chemistry and physics.